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Scope change in the sprint

Yash Ruparel

Hey, fellow Jira users,

Quick ques: Other than pulling the sprint report from 'Reports', Is there a way to write a JQL so that I can show issues added and removed from the sprint after commencement. I'm trying to reproduce the issues removed and added sections from Jira's sprint report.

Thanks for the help.

Accepted answers

Thomas Schlegel

Hi @Yash Ruparel,

do you have the scriptrunner-app? If so, you can use these JQL-functions:

issuefunction in addedAfterSprintStart(board-name, [sprint-name])

issuefunction in removedAfterSprintStart(board-name, [sprint-name])

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi @Yash Ruparel,

do you have the scriptrunner-app? If so, you can use these JQL-functions:

issuefunction in addedAfterSprintStart(board-name, [sprint-name])

issuefunction in removedAfterSprintStart(board-name, [sprint-name])

Yash Ruparel

Hi! @Thomas Schlegel - unfortunately, No - My company Jira does not have the add-on. One of the things i was thinking is to write a query using Sprint field something like SprintField = Changes EMPTY To !=EMPTY. I know the syntax is completely WRONG. But hope you get where I'm getting at.

But I'm unable to query on Sprint field.

Thomas Schlegel

I don't think, that you can query the history of the sprint field with plain Jira.

"sprint was..." or "spring changed" is not possible.

Yash Ruparel

Yup - I figured that. Thanks for introducing to ScriptRunner though. Looks pretty useful!

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